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New Cars To Be Equipped With Breathalyzers, Drivers Given Mental Health Assessments

Posted on June 11, 2019June 24, 2025 by Dissent

Joe Cadillic writes:

If you thought the TAPS Act was bad, wait until you read this.

Our politicians are hard at work introducing bills that promise to turn America into a mirror image of China.

Rep. Kathleen Rice’s H.R. 3374 bill, otherwise known as the End Drunk Driving Act, would put breathalyzers and ignition interlock devices in every new car.

According to the LI Herald, Rice wants to force auto manufacturers to put breathalyzers and ignition interlock devices in new cars by 2029.

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